British finance minister Rachel Reeves voiced sharp criticism Tuesday over what she described as the United States’ unclear strategy in its war with Iran, expressing frustration over the absence of defined goals or an exit plan.

In remarks reported by the Mirror, Reeves said she was deeply dissatisfied with how Washington approached the conflict, arguing that it entered the war without a clear sense of direction or endgame.

“This is a war that we did not start. It was a war that we did not want. I feel very frustrated and angry that ⁠the U.S. went into this ⁠war without a clear ⁠exit ⁠plan, without a clear idea of what they were trying to achieve,” Reeves told the newspaper.